Look, I get that as someone with an education over 16 with basic reading skills, I am not the target audience for this slop, but TVNZ managed to fill a room with a cheering audience who all looked like they had drunk their body weight in Red Bull, so maybe lowest common denominator lite entertainment is the glorious new future of public television?
In the post Me Too landscape where accusation is the thew new evidential threshold, Peter Ellis may have been already been publicly executed, but the hysterical manner in which he was convicted has never been examined and his guilt remains one of the most outrageous miscarriages of justice this country has ever witnessed.
Dems hoped that Mueller would televise his report to an entertainment focused electorate & relight the debate because the vast majority of American’s hadn’t read the report, but unfortunately Mueller’s stumbling Mr Magoo performance failed to make him look crusading.
He looked tired, old and grumpy.
If you are going to offend, own it and do it purposefully.
The State steal Māori babies, imprison Māori, fail them in education, housing & poverty – Now the State is stealing Ihumātao – what are you going to do?
What possible excuse could the PM and the Minister directly in charge of the agency under scrutiny not have viewed this appalling footage?
With the looming debate on hate speech drawing closer, the Green MPs and activists won’t be able to help themselves. Their ‘free speech = white supremacist Nazi’ mentality will manage to alienate and give Jacinda extra party vote instead of going to the Greens.
Its time to actually have a fight with Australia over this because if Jacinda can’t throw a punch for an issue as unjust as this, she’s going to look weak as well as timid in 2020 when she needs to look strong and confident.
The reality is that the planet is super heating because of human pollution, that it is faster and worse than Scientists had conservatively predicted, and that the level of civl disobedience and radical reform is inescapable.
All I keep hearing in the current Superannuation debate are boomer bureaucrats trying to tell GenXers they won’t be able to afford all the creamy cradle to the grave subsidisation their generation enjoyed.